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Loading...Why is my Zephyr Cyclone AK6500BS Ventilation Hood vibrating?
If your Zephyr Ventilation Hood is vibrating, it could be due to a few reasons. Check that the blower is securely tightened in place. Another cause may be a damaged blower wheel, which would need to be replaced. Also ensure that the hood itself is properly secured in place by verifying its installation.
What to do if my Zephyr Cyclone AK6500BS Ventilation Hood doesn't work after installation?
If your Zephyr Ventilation Hood doesn't work after installation, check the following: Ensure the power source is turned ON by verifying the circuit breaker and unit's power are ON. Check that the power line and cable locking connector are properly connected to the unit. Make sure the wirings at the switch board and control board are connected correctly. If the switch board or control board is defective, it should be replaced.
What to do if my Zephyr Cyclone AK6500BS Ventilation Hood turns on by itself?
If your Zephyr Ventilation Hood turns on by itself, it might be because a spotlight or kitchen lamp is shining directly onto the switch controls. These controls are light sensitive, and a direct light source may disrupt their function.
What to do if my Zephyr Ventilation Hood is not venting out properly?
If your Zephyr Ventilation Hood isn't venting out properly, several factors could be the cause. Ensure you're using solid, rigid metal ducting, as flexible ducting can significantly reduce airflow. Check that the hood is positioned correctly, maintaining a distance between 24” and 32” from the cooktop. Eliminate any external wind by closing nearby windows and doors. Finally, inspect the ductwork and opening for any blockages.
Why is my Zephyr Cyclone AK6500BS not working after installation?
If your Zephyr Ventilation Hood isn't working after installation, start by ensuring that the circuit breaker and the unit's power are turned ON. Then, check the power connection to confirm it's properly connected. Also, verify that the wirings at the switch board and control board are securely connected. If the issue persists, the switch board or control board might be defective and require replacement.
What to do if my Zephyr Cyclone AK6500BS Ventilation Hood light works, but the blower isn't turning?
If the light on your Zephyr Ventilation Hood is working, but the blower isn't turning, there are several potential causes. First, check the blower cable to ensure it is properly connected. Next, inspect the motor for any debris or obstructions that may be preventing it from turning. If those aren't the issue, the motor or capacitor may be defective and require replacement. Finally, the switch board or control board could be defective, requiring you to change the defective part.
What to do if the safety grille is vibrating on my Zephyr Cyclone AK6500BS Ventilation Hood?
If the safety grille on your Zephyr Ventilation Hood is vibrating, it is likely that the safety grille is loose. To fix this, simply tighten the safety grille screw.
How to fix a vibrating safety grille on my Zephyr Cyclone AK6500BS Ventilation Hood?
If the safety grille on your Zephyr Ventilation Hood is vibrating, it is likely because the safety grille is loose. To resolve this, simply tighten the safety grille screw.
What to do if my Zephyr Ventilation Hood doesn’t work after installation?
If your Zephyr Ventilation Hood doesn’t work after installation, first ensure that the power source is turned ON by checking the circuit breaker and the unit's power. Then, verify that the power line and cable locking connector are properly connected. Also, check the wirings at the switch board and control board to ensure they are connected correctly. If the problem persists, the switch board or control board may be defective and need to be replaced.
What to do if my Zephyr Cyclone AK6500BS light works but the blower isn't turning?
If the light works, but the blower isn't turning on your Zephyr Ventilation Hood, several issues could be the reason. Start by checking the blower cable to ensure it's properly connected. Also, inspect the motor for any debris or obstructions that may be preventing it from turning. If those aren't the problem, the motor may be defective or seized, the capacitor might be damaged, or the switch board or control board could be defective, requiring you to change the defective part.
General| Color | stainless steel |
|---|---|
| Hood Type | under cabinet |
| Venting Type | ducted |
| Number of Fan Speeds | 3 |
| Interior Light | yes |
| Voltage | 120 volts |
| Current | 2.4 amperes |
Weight and Dimensions| Depth | 22 1/5 inches |
|---|---|
| Height | 6 2/5 inches |
| Width | 29 4/5 inches |
| Net Weight | 64.7 pounds |
Explains DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION symbols and meanings.
Essential safety rules for using the appliance.
Steps to mitigate risks of grease fires during cooking.
Safety guidelines for electrical wiring and installation.
Safe operation practices and power connection needs.
Information on proper grounding and electrical supply.
Lists all components provided with the hood.
Lists items needed but not supplied with the hood.
Tool to calculate total duct length for optimal airflow.
Specifies optimal height and clearance for installation.
Details ducting size and types for efficient airflow.
Illustrates ducting methods and associated fire hazards.
Detailed dimensions and specs for the AK21 model.
Detailed dimensions and specs for the AK25 model.
Detailed dimensions and specs for the AK65 model.
Requirements for power connection and cable security.
Steps to prepare for vertical rectangular ducting.
Steps to prepare for horizontal rectangular ducting.
Continues the steps for horizontal rectangular ducting.
Visual guide showing parts and process for mounting.
Step-by-step guide for installing the hood.
Explains operation of AK21 touch controls.
How to verify Airflow Control Technology settings.
Explains operation of AK25 electronic touch controls.
Explains operation of AK65 mechanical slide controls.
States ACT is not available for AK65 models.
Instructions for self-cleaning feature and residue cups.
Guidance on cleaning intervals and suitable cleaning agents.
Detailed steps for cleaning the hood and filters.
How to clean stainless steel surfaces without damage.
Steps for removing and replacing LED lights.
Overview of ACT for controlling fan CFM.
Critical safety warnings before performing ACT conversion.
Guide to enable ACT and set CFM levels.
How to confirm ACT is enabled and its CFM setting.
Instructions to access the PC board for conversion.
Electrical diagram for AK2100 series models.
Electrical diagram for AK2500 series models.
Electrical diagram for AK6500 series models.
Addresses frequent issues and provides solutions.
Lists parts for replacement and optional add-ons.
Blank space for personal notes.
Blank space for personal notes.
Details warranty coverage, limitations, and exclusions.
Explains why registering the product is important.
